This morning, Rie Sakai finished class, and as soon as she walked out of the classroom door, her left and right arms were directly tied by Yoshimi Sato and Hayaki Watanabe.

She was not prepared for this sudden "kidnapping" in her heart. She looked left and right at their smiles at herself, confused.

"Rie, we've known each other for so long, so you should take us to see the mansion you live in!" said Yoshimi Sato with a smile.

"To this day, I haven't been to your home in Tokyo! We're not just neighbors, we're friends who grew up together. Saki Watanabe smiled sideways.

Rie Sakai knew that it would not work if she didn't agree to the two. She hesitated slightly, and thought of Kishimoto going to San Francisco, USA.

Now, she is alone in the house, and she is really lonely. If someone can come, there will be popularity. Even if you get dirty in a lot of parts of your home, just clean it yourself.

"Let's go, then, but we have to be ahead of the word, and don't spread it around the school. While agreeing, Rie Sakai said a small request of her own.

Yoshimi Sato and Saki Watanabe nodded yes with smiles. They continued to walk forward with Rie Sakai's left and right sides.

The three of them left Tokyo University of the Arts, and they didn't need to take the subway or the bus, and they walked to the place with the mood of shopping all the way.

When Yoshimi Sato and Saki Watanabe saw the exterior of this high-end elevator apartment for the first time, they couldn't help but stop and raise their heads to see from the bottom to the top, and from the top to the bottom.

Their eyes were obviously widened a lot, after all, they knew at a glance that it was a high-end elevator apartment. This is also located on the Ueno business district in Taito Ward.

Yoshimi Sato and Saki Watanabe are both non-Tokyo outsiders, but they have been studying at university for a year and a half.

Since RB universities generally do not have student dormitories, even if they do, there are more monks and less porridge. Therefore, it is normal to live off-campus at RB University.

The rent of the house located near the university is generally relatively high. To put it bluntly, landlords are renting for college students.

Most college students who want to save some money on rental costs don't rent nearby. It's not that they don't want to, but that reality doesn't allow it.

If the university is still located in a prosperous business district, the rent is even more "rubbing" upward, and the college students who can rent here are often called their mansions by their classmates.

Yoshimi Sato and Saki Watanabe can't afford to rent a house near Tokyo University of the Arts. Even if they come from a middle-class local family, they find rents in Tokyo too expensive.

Even if the two are from a middle-class family in RB, they are still divided into upper, middle and lower classes. Even if it's one level higher, there will be a big difference.

Yoshimi Sato belongs to a middle-class family in the middle class and lives in the JD district. Watanabe Saki came from a lower-middle-class family and lived in Sumida Ward.

In Tokyo, the ward where you live in one of the 23 wards also reflects your class to a certain extent. And RB people are also the most fond of the hierarchical grading of one, two, three, four, and five in everything.

People with old money generally live in the three wards of Toshin, Chuo Ward, Minato Ward, and Chiyoda Ward. The nouveau riche often choose to live in Shinagawa Ward and Setagaya Ward.

Among the three sub-metropolitan wards, Shibuya and Shinjuku are often places where young people prefer to rent. Even if they can't afford to rent a house alone, they are willing to live in groups like ants. Reason, this is Shibuya or Shinjuku.

As for Bunkyo Ward, which is also the center of the city, the University of Tokyo is located here, which has the best public security, the highest level of education among the residents, and the fact that various schools have long occupied the No. 1 position in the 23rd ward of Tokyo, which really reflects its name.

Adachi-ku, Kita-ku, Itabashi-ku, Katsushika-ku, Arakawa-ku, and Edogawa-ku are among the 23 wards of Tokyo.

Adachi Ward, in particular, has long been the target of various diss in the other 22 wards. Edogawa Ward is home to the largest number of other Asian foreigners.

Taito Ward is neither the central ward nor the sub-metropolitan area of Tokyo's 23 wards, but it is a reflection of the Edo style of Tokyo in the past. It is equivalent to being within the third ring road of the imperial capital of China.

Taito Ward is not well-known overall, and it is also one of the 15 wards of old Tokyo, and the two most famous business districts are Ueno and Asakusa.

Rie Sakai lives in Ueno, or in a high-end elevator apartment. The place where she lived naturally became the envy of many people.

Rie Sakai led her two classmates into the luxurious lobby inside the apartment, and took the elevator up to the eighteenth floor to get home. When she opened the door, it gave them the effect of their eyes opening unconsciously.

"Rie, how old are you here?" asked Yoshimi Sato, who asked curiously as the last bit of self-confidence vanished.

"The appearance of 53 stickers (RB's one sticker is equivalent to a little more than 1.6 square meters.) In total, this is 85 square meters of usable area in the suite.

According to the calculation of the floor area in China, a house of about 100 square meters). "Rie Sakai didn't mean to show off at all, and said lightly.

After Yoshimi Sato and Saki Watanabe entered the house, their facial expressions became more and more surprised. Like the place they rented, it was nothing more than about ten square meters.

The larger dwellings are only in their twentieth square meters, while the smaller dwellings are not even ten square meters. The level of prosperity is completely incomparable to that of this place.

This can live in such a spacious 3LKD big house, the location is good, the decoration is good, and the age of the house is still short, which is undoubtedly a symbol of the rich in the minds of ordinary people.

Similarly, people who live in the so-called rich neighborhood are not necessarily wealthy. Many of them live in dormitories provided by the company.

There are also many people who live in houses that are forty or fifty years old. The thing they are proud of is the bustling of the entire district.

This person who lives in Tokyo's 23rd ward, even the worst Adachi ward, will defend it to the death and not move out. Even if the rent is cheaper out of the 23rd arrondissement, don't want it.

In their opinion, if there are 23 wards, can it still be called Tokyo? In fact, in addition to the 23 wards, Tokyo includes 26 other cities, 5 towns, and 8 villages.

Some places are so desolate that even the people who live there don't believe that they live in Tokyo, the number one city in Asia.

Yoshimi Sato stood in front of the floor-to-ceiling glass windows, taking in the beautiful view of Ueno's cityscape, and said, "It's so good." ”

Watanabe Saki, who was standing next to her, couldn't help but nod his head and said, "Sure enough, it's a place where rich people live." ”